Beginning A Wellness Routine? Here Are 7 Austin Studios To Keep In Mind

There are no shortage of ways to get a workout in Austin, Texas.

Whether it’s yoga, Pilates, or another wellness practice, millions have made these disciplines a part of their weekly routines.

What about in Austin?

With so many studios offering their own takes on the traditional workout, finding one that fits your routine, goals and personality shouldn’t be that hard.

Which studios should you have in mind if you’re starting a wellness practice?

Check out these seven.

Homebody Studios

This downtown Pilates studio works out of the Clarksville neighborhood and offers 50-minute reformer classes and hot mat classes in an 85-degree room for a sweatier challenge. For a personalized experience, concierge sessions provide one-on-one training tailored to individual goals, pace, and form. Small class sizes keep every session feeling personal.

Downtown: 2203 Lake Austin Boulevard, Austin, TX 78703

YTX Yoga is located in downtown Austin. Photo Credit: YTX Yoga

YTX Yoga

YTX Yoga’s offerings range from vinyasa flow and power vinyasa to classes like Yin and Stretch, YoStrong—YTX’s signature class that combines vinyasa flows, hand weights, and interval training—and T.H.A.W., which focuses on functional weight training. Clients can also register for power mat Pilates, power interval, and power cycle classes. After sessions, members can use the cold plunge, infrared sauna, red light therapy, and Theraguns.

Downtown: 200 West 6th Street, Austin, TX 78701

North: 2609 Perseverance Drive, Austin, TX 78731

Shine Hot Pilates + Sculpt

The studio combines Pilates, cardio and dance in a 90-degree-plus infrared-heated room. Five formats—including sculpt, remix, Pilates, strength, and arms/abs/assets—keep workouts varied, with each class

offering a different combination of movements and music. Showers, changing rooms, and a sweat towel are included. Shine also offers a variety of workout apparel, accessories, and other items for purchase.

Downtown: 117 Lavaca Street, Austin, TX 78701

CorePower Yoga is located in Central Austin. Photo Credit: CorePower Yoga

CorePower Yoga

Choose from C1 or C2 power yoga if you like your practice classic and sweaty, yoga sculpt for an added strength kick, or hot power fusion for a mix of yoga and cardio. CorePower also offers Strength X, a strength-focused class,

and CoreRestore, a slower class designed to help stretch and recover. Both locations have showers and changing rooms.

Downtown: 801 West 5th Street, Austin, TX 78703

Central Austin: 4616 Triangle Avenue, Austin, TX 78751

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The 50-minute Signature50 class works the entire body on a custom reformer for a more focused workout. New to the machine? Starter50 is designed to help you learn the basics and get comfortable before jumping into a full class. With three locations across Austin, finding a class that fits your schedule is easy. The studio also offers private sessions for those looking for more personalized

instruction and attention.

Downtown: 204 Colorado Street, Austin, TX 78701

North Austin: 4601 North Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78756

Domain: 3210 Esperanza Crossing, Suite 110, Austin, TX 78758

Pure Pilates

Classes take place on the Megaformer, a Lagree-method machine offering a full-body challenge, while pure sculpt classes work on strength and balance. Showers and lockers are available inside the studio.

Downtown: 2211 Pearl Street, Austin, TX 78705

Studio Three, which features multiple disciplines, is located in downtown Austin. Photo Credit: Studio Three

Studio Three

There are five disciplines at Studio Three: interval training, cycling, yoga, strength, and Pilates. Options include HI DEF (resistance work with cardio), 3×3, heated mat Pilates and restorative yoga. 

Downtown: 501 Brazos St., Austin, TX 78701